Figures & data
Figure 1. A heuristic for exploring voice in professional social work writing (after Lillis, Citation2001).
Table 1. I in case notes, e-mails and reports.
Figure 2. Functions of social worker I.
Table 2. The who and function of I in case notes and e-mails.
Table 3. I in reports in children and adults’ care.
Table 4. The who and function of I in reports in adults’ and children’s care.
Figure 3. I voices in adults’ reports [concordance lines].
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Table 5. My perspectival phrases in reports (children’s 162 adults 82).